RHIZOPHORA
2015, Film (16:15 min)
Directed by Davide De Lillis and Julia Metzger-Traber.
Co-created & Edited by Katelyn Stiles
Co-created and performed by the Seeds of PossAbility: Hương Đinh, Mai Ngô, Long Nguyễn, Long Cảnh, Đô Lê, Tuấn Vương, Hơn Vy, Thu ận Trần, Lệ Nguyễn, Hóa Bùi, Dung Hà.
Costumes by Mai Ngô.
Camera and translation assistance from Đỗ Thu Hiền.
Production assistant and cultural translation from Jennifer Trang Nguyen.
Music by Barnaby Tree.
Filmed at Friendship Village in Hanoi, Vietnam.
Rhizophora is a poetic documentary and dance film collaboration with young Vietnamese living with disabilities caused by the chemical Agent Orange.
screened internationally http://rhizophora.weebly.com/
RHIZOPHORA
2015, Film (16:15 min)
Directed by Davide De Lillis and Julia Metzger-Traber.
Co-created & Edited by Katelyn Stiles
Co-created and performed by the Seeds of PossAbility: Hương Đinh, Mai Ngô, Long Nguyễn, Long Cảnh, Đô Lê, Tuấn Vương, Hơn Vy, Thu ận Trần, Lệ Nguyễn, Hóa Bùi, Dung Hà.
Costumes by Mai Ngô.
Camera and translation assistance from Đỗ Thu Hiền.
Production assistant and cultural translation from Jennifer Trang Nguyen.
Music by Barnaby Tree.
Filmed at Friendship Village in Hanoi, Vietnam.
Rhizophora is a poetic documentary and dance film collaboration with young Vietnamese living with disabilities caused by the chemical Agent Orange.
screened internationally http://rhizophora.weebly.com/
RHIZOPHORA
2015, Film (16:15 min)
Directed by Davide De Lillis and Julia Metzger-Traber.
Co-created & Edited by Katelyn Stiles
Co-created and performed by the Seeds of PossAbility: Hương Đinh, Mai Ngô, Long Nguyễn, Long Cảnh, Đô Lê, Tuấn Vương, Hơn Vy, Thu ận Trần, Lệ Nguyễn, Hóa Bùi, Dung Hà.
Costumes by Mai Ngô.
Camera and translation assistance from Đỗ Thu Hiền.
Production assistant and cultural translation from Jennifer Trang Nguyen.
Music by Barnaby Tree.
Filmed at Friendship Village in Hanoi, Vietnam.
Rhizophora is a poetic documentary and dance film collaboration with young Vietnamese living with disabilities caused by the chemical Agent Orange.
screened internationally http://rhizophora.weebly.com/
Herring Lady Resurgence
Tlingit Kiks.ádi women of Sitka, Alaska are known as Kaxatjaasháa [Herring Ladies] and are responsible to the Pacific Herring. This reciprocal relationship originates from an oral history of the first woman to call to the Herring with song and dance. Kiks.ádi people have harvested Herring eggs sustainably for millennia, stewarding breeding grounds, and defining kinship relationships to human and more -than-human relatives through embodied practices such as song, dance, observation, harvest, distribution, story-telling, and ceremony. Pacific Herring are a keystone-cultural species which wildlife such as salmon, whales and sea birds depend on. Their critical decline creates a threat to Indigenous ways of life and food webs in the Pacific, acting as a barometer of the effects of climate change and extractive colonial economies.